Poultry Show Attracts Immense Public Interest In Hawaii
The Hawaiian Poultry Association opened its annual exhibition at the former Herrick Carriage Co building on Merchant Street. Gov. Carter, Auditor Fisher, B C Jones and numerous others attended as a large crowd gathered to view the prize birds. The show runs tonight through Saturday with many notable exhibitors listed among the participants.
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Hawaiian Poultry Association
Herrick Carriage Co
Stangenwald
Mervhane Street
Governor Carter
Auditor Fisher
B.C. Jones
W. W. Mall
C.J. Hatching
Auguast Dreter
J. A. Gilman
Wit KE. Fisher
Kacuniga
Board orders cement floor at Advertiser premises
The Board of Health directed the Advertiser to install a cement floor in its premises on the ground floor after an inspection. President Pinkham and Inspector Viv charves reported actions, Crane and the Advertiser faced orders to comply, and the board voted to enforce the requirement. Also noted is the murder case at Tokada and a larceny arrest of a Japanese cook, with court demurrers discussed and potential appeals.
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Board At
Gazette Company
Agvar Upor Premsroom
Board of Health
Mt Ite
Frealdent Pinkham
Inspeetor Vivchaves
Managar Crane
Sandger Crane
Pinkham
Crane
Howl Wen
Kim
Vividaves
Wayson
Perry
Tokada
Fleatig
J Sais
Euged
K. F. Monsarrat
UK Dogres
A. Haneborg
Hacktetd E Ae
Makawell
A. F. Judd
W. Ashford
Buseme
Thanksgiving Day at Honupo School Brightens Community
Children and teacher at Honupo school hosted a Thanksgiving event on school premises. They gathered wood and leaves, prepared a feast, roasted plants, and shared a song and prayer before dining. Afterward, the group enjoyed a beach outing, creating a joyful memory for young attendees.
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Battery Hontapo
Honwapo
Premiaes
Bath
Grinbaum to close store and focus on Mati plantation
Grinbaum & Co. Ltd plans to quit mercantile business by year end and devote undivided attention to Mati plantation on the island. M Grinbaum reports encouraging conditions after touring the cacao and sugar operations, noting real estate and population factors in Hawaii. The firm will vacate Queen and Kaahumann streets quarters, with stock being sold at auction as officers are listed.
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Grinbaum & Co. Ltd
Analnens
Eupar
Mati
Grinbaum
M. Grinbaum
Maul
Die Claudine
Plantaton
Orenoon
Grinbaum & Co
Geinbwum
Mr. Grinbaum
Honolulu
Hawaii
Queen and Kaahumann Street
Grinbbaum @ Co
E. J. Benjamin
A. Gartenberg
H. Danford
H. G. Rayaay
New Law Drafted By Robinson
Judge Robinson announced a drafted ordinance to Congress via Delegate Kahlo to legalize naturalizations by Circuit Courts. He noted prior doubts over legality and said many already filed naturalization papers, oathed allegiance to the United States, and paid fees. He argued those individuals acted in good faith and should not lose their money or status.
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Robinson
Congress
Kahlo
Matthewman
Jude Robins
Pear
United States
Bar
Frien's of W. G. Cooper Interest in Los Angeles Stock Scene
Fragmented notice discusses W G Cooper former Hirst National Bank cashier and broker ties in Los Angeles. Mentions letters about locating in the southern city and buying a seat on the Los Angeles Stock Exchange and a failed bid to gain control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frien’s
Outrage Over Lena Story in Honolulu Advertiser
Letters and discussions condemn the Lena ship tale printed by the Honolulu Advertiser. M B Grinbaum and others call the yarn false and harmful, noting officers feared stopping at port after the sensational report. The November 37 piece allegedly misrepresented mutiny and sailor brutality, prompting calls for restraint.
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Lena
Santa Claus and His Auto Visit Ashton Store
Santa Claus and his auto are planned to arrive at 2 20 PM near Kerrs Store on Saint Street in a large decorated car. A toy house will be built at the end of the dry goods floor where Santa will descend the chimney to speak with children and give candy. L Wisht of Inter Island Steam Navigation plans a new boat for the Honolulu Volcano run to be submitted to directors.
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Banta Ch
Kerr
Alakon
Santa Claus
Plare
Sana Clane
L. Wisht
Inter Islands Towm Navigation Company
Forty Chinamen freed as ordinance case collapses
A Police Court discharged forty Chinamen arrested under a county ordinance amid claims the ordinance was improperly passed. Attorneys argued the document was not properly drawn and additional words were required. The case ties to a mandamus from Judge Whitney to the Supreme Court. The scene included talk of damaged evidence, a tan tan game, and a move of Republican headquarters from over the Kinn Trust Co to RF Trent's Bar. Kupau files for divorce from Lowell K Kupau, citing intemperance and drunkenness.
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Attoreye Humphrey
Chillinewort
Tamdantue
Mut
Miter i
Whitney
Tavies
Denches
Supreme Court
Igher Court
Hile
Kinn Trust Co
RF Trent
Barah K. Kapan
Lowell K- Kupau
Mother Superior Honored on Golden Jubilee at Sacred Heart
The Convent of the Sacred Heart celebrated Mother Judith's golden anniversary with a schoolroom gathering. Donors presented a gold volume bearing names, and a gold shower remark followed. A five year old orchestra wowed attendees as the event concluded.
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Judith
Convent of the Sacred Heart
Thelma Morphy
Shoul
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